I have the annoying habit of redesigning my websites, not too often, just once in a year or two. So far I have been writing the HTML code template on my own and copying the content over to the new design, manually.
That I feel is a simple waste of time. So, I decided to look for a simple no nonsense lightweight CMS that supports templates so that I could enter my content once and change the template as many times as possible. Alas, I have yet to find anything like what I want. Do you guys have any suggestions?
The features I am looking for are:
- template support
- static page support: I hardly have any dynamic content. A script that runs once to output static html files would do the job
- no need for trackbacks, comments, rss or any other blog specific features
- perl or php based, perl preferred
- flat file based. Can also live with SQLite or MySQL db for content storage
- lightweight. Won't get me thrown out of dathorn when I update the site
The nearest I came to was blosxom but it is geared towards blogs. Another one is Wikka Wiki using the Wiki in a Vacuum changes but it is just too dynamic for my comfort.
Any suggestions?
That I feel is a simple waste of time. So, I decided to look for a simple no nonsense lightweight CMS that supports templates so that I could enter my content once and change the template as many times as possible. Alas, I have yet to find anything like what I want. Do you guys have any suggestions?
The features I am looking for are:
- template support
- static page support: I hardly have any dynamic content. A script that runs once to output static html files would do the job
- no need for trackbacks, comments, rss or any other blog specific features
- perl or php based, perl preferred
- flat file based. Can also live with SQLite or MySQL db for content storage
- lightweight. Won't get me thrown out of dathorn when I update the site
The nearest I came to was blosxom but it is geared towards blogs. Another one is Wikka Wiki using the Wiki in a Vacuum changes but it is just too dynamic for my comfort.
Any suggestions?
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